Shots Per 90
This may not be one of the most obvious stats to assess but it is an important one in terms of Chelsea’s threat in the final third. The Blues have simply not scored enough goals in recent years, and players need to be brought in to change that.
It may seem self-evident but the more shots a player has, the more likely he is to score, so it is good to focus on who gets the most shots on goal per 90 minutes.
On this metric, Raphinha is the winner by quite some distance, averaging 2.74 per 90.
Ferran Torres is slightly behind his current Barcelona teammate (2.20 per 90), but Smith Rowe is a distant third (1.58 per 90).
